... I I l ,- I WusTuawN M Own~eD, 4.30 Ax.a YUP'OttIGIN INTELLIGENCE. st 10 -cel it The German Emperor will go to Wiesbaden on of -the 18th inst., and will remain four weekws, to ?? statement that the King of Wurtemburg A] dhad joined th~e Roman Catholic Church is officially 1st edeclared to be without foundation. La ?? Bismarck proposes some really important W o hage in the Customns tariff, ...

... > l - w X- - - ) Asp£fitetlt' Act - [D TE2ERSi3AY, APPsIL 20, ]882. . SIUNDAY TRAING AT CARDIFF. a, Having the sanctimonious example of- Mr.l ROBERTS and his Sunday Closing friends. before their eyes, the Cardiff Watch Corn-; mittee yesterday determined to adopt mea- sures to compel all tradesmnen in the towrn tol shurt their shops on Sunday. From the report presented to the committee by the ...

... Mr Bradlaugh, speaking at Hanley on Saturday night, stated that every day an official messenger left at his residence orders of the day in the House of Commons, so that he was recognised as the member for Northampton, though not per- mitted to take his seat. The threat to make him a bankrupt had resulted in the formation of a committee in Philadelphia and the issue of an invi- tation to him to ...

... LLANELLY LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. The annual meeting of the Llanelly Local Board of Health was held on Saturday last, when there was a fair attendance of members, and Mr John Randell was voted to the chair pro tein. Mr Richard Nevill moved that Mr John S. Tregoning be re-elected chairman.—Mr Wm. Howell seconded the motion.—Mr Tregoning begged to decline he had business in Cornwall, which would ...

... LLANIDLOES. LIBERAL MEWING.-On Thursday evening last a large meeting- of Liberals was held at tha Public-rooms, Llanidloes, the occasion being tha inauguration of the Liberal club recently orga- nised here. The chair was occupied by Mr John Jen Kins. The county and borough members, Mr Stuart Rendel, M.P., and the Hon. Hanbury Tracy, were among those who addressed the meeting. Mr Stuart Rendel, ...

... BRISTOL. SULLY, chartered accountant, istol office, from Bank Chambe ^Mings, Corn-street. ...

... PA 111s, Saturday.—Three per Cents 5c. lower Five per Cents 2^ lower than yester- day. BBRLIX, Saturday. — Austrian Paper IWntes rose Reichstag is summoned tor 27th inst. VIENNA, aturdav. -AnÜnation in funds continues. ...

... LOCAL. CHAPEL DEBTS. THE Nonconformists of Wales have often been tunted with the alleged magnitude of their chapel debts. It has been asserted by those not favourable to the spread of Dissent that chapel-building is taken in hand as a speculation pure and simple, a speculation that often turns out a poor one. Can any of the rarious sects of Nonconformists be blamed if, when they see a number ...

... MANSLAUGHTER AT LIS- WERRY. INHUMAN PARENTS SHOCKING REVELATIONS. An adjourned inquest was held at the King of Prussia Inn, Liswerry, near Newport, on Thurs- day morning, on the body of Rose Emma Bennett, an infant 20 months old, about whose death allegations had been made of neglect on the part of the parents. The coroner for the district, Mr W. H. Brewer, opened the inquest a week since, but ...

... THIRD CARDIFF STARR BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY.—The fifth appropriation meeting in connection with this society was held in the Swiss Hall on Wednesday. Mr R. Y. Evans presided. The register number drawn was 065, which en- titles the holder, Mr W. Sheehan, North William- street, to the advance of .S400 free of interest. ENTERTAINMENT.—The Boys' School-room, :at Canton, was crowded with an ...

... INQUEST.—On Tuesday afternoon Mr T. Wil- liams, deputy-coroner, held an inquest at the Bush Hotel touching the death of the lad Morgan, who, as reported in Monday's issue, died at the hospital from the effects of a blocking whu;h he received at the works. The jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. ...

... MIDDLF.H 01 OPINION Master Waller, Seobell, Rookery, Milord. Thirsk Hamilton, 34 Sowerby, 54 8ôveepstu.kes. 1 Foal Stakes, Lady Brooke. Saudown—Esher, 64 good Princess of Wales, 41 or 5 Welter, 4 County Hurdle, 52 D, both good. ...